BURNOUT SYNDROME AMONG UNIVERSITY WORKERS AT THE BRAZILIAN FREE FRONTIER

Objective: to estimate the prevalence of Burnout Syndrome among university workers at the Brazilian Free Frontier and to verify the associated factors. Method: a cross - sectional and descriptive study carried out with 53 workers from a university located on the French - Brazilian border, using electronic forms (google docs). Results: Male (56.6%), 30 to 39 years old (64.2%), single (47.2%), brown (49.1%), specialists (34%) and without children (75.5%). Of these, 26,4% individuals have the possibility to develop the syndrome, 37,8% are in the initial phase of the syndrome, 22,6% the syndrome begins to settle and 13,2% are in an advanced phase of the syndrome, having as predictor the gender variable (p = 0.01). Conclusion: none of the interviewees scored in the category (no evidence of Burnout), which makes the conditions of work analyzed worrisome, with preventive measures essential to delay or prevent mental illness among the population investigated.